AddressWho we are
At SA Power Networks, you will play an exciting role in serving South Australia and leading the world in the shift to clean energy.
It’s about more than simply keeping the power on – you’ll be joining one of South Australia’s key innovators, helping to build a sustainable and renewable future that our people, our customers, and our community can all be proud of.
As one of SA's largest employers, we offer a varied and opportunity-rich workplace where you can forge an interesting and financially rewarding career, now and into the future. You’ll benefit from award-winning training, internal development programs and diverse career pathways.
Our business sees truly diverse people coming together to drive our innovation, and you’ll work alongside some of the most talented and motivated people in the state.
Let us empower your career, as you help empower South Australia
About the opportunity
The Network Asset group is increasing the focus on investigating the causes of asset failure so that better understanding of the probability of asset failure can be built up. There are 4 key processes where asset failure is investigated these are Equipment Failure Investigation (EFI) process, the Fire Start Investigation process, Electric Shock investigation process and the Claim Process.
The Operational Asset Management (OAM) Engineer is primarily responsible for asset failure investigation and analysis (both physical investigation as well as data analysis), asset strategy development and decision making resulting from the failure analysis, these activities allow SA Power Networks to continuously improve our risk understand on asset failure vs condition of the asset, ensuring optimum replacement programs can be selected.
The OAM Engineer will:
- Utilising organisational systems to identify asset that has failed and fires that have started as a result of SAPN assets.
- Ensuring all incidents requiring investigation are entered into the asset investigation register.
- Investigating incidents across EFI, Fire Start, Claims and Electric Shocks. This entails working with subject matter experts, field services and technical groups across business.
- Conducting analysis of failure data to identify trends.
- Working with Strategy Engineers to determine new asset strategies required resulting from asset failure investigation and analysis.
- Helping work on the investigation systems to constantly improve them and ensure a whole of business focus is maintained.
- Making recommendation around data - quality, new data points that would add value, recommend stop collecting data where the data does not add value.
- Reporting on asset performance.
About you
- Have a Degree in Engineering
- Experienced with asset failure investigation
- Experienced with analysis of big data
- Knowledge of Electricity Distribution Network and assets
- Knowledge of industry compliance standards
- Current SA Drivers Licence
What We Offer
We are an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. We offer an attractive salary package and benefits for our employees that will allow you to be your best every day. They include:
- 12% superannuation (1% above current legislated employer contributions)
- Up to $900 in electricity reimbursements each year
- 17.5% leave loading payable on annual leave
- Automatic coverage from SA Power Networks income protection scheme
- Paid parental leave (5 weeks) and maternity leave (18 weeks)
- An industry-leading focus and reputation for safety and wellbeing
Candidates will need to be prepared to undertake a pre-employment medical.
You are required to have full work right in Australia to be eligible for this role.
Contact
To obtain further details please contact Prashant Sharma – ***************@sapowernetworks.com.au
How to Apply
To apply click ‘Apply for this job’.
SA Power Networks is an Equal Opportunity employer.
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